AI magnification

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March 28, 2024
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hello

What is the maximum size, in times, of enlargement, upscaling, of image by AI that Photoshop performs?

thanks

Windows

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Kevin Stohlmeyer

Community Expert

Currently Firefly has a limit of 2000 x 2000 px and Generative Fill is 1024 x 1024 px.

There is the SuperZoom feature available in PS and LR, and a lively discussion about capabilities and limitations here:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/super-zoom-in-photoshop-vs-super-resolution-in-lightroom/m-p/13410593

Trevor.Dennis

Community Expert

I was going to suggest Super Zoom, but I am not sure exactly what it does. Reading the description, it sounds like it zooms in on a portion of the image, and tries to tidy up the enlargement artefacts. As to the limit, then there really isn't one because you could use it repeatedly. It would look like crap though. 😉

D Fosse

Community Expert

Super Zoom doubles pixel dimensions, 4x megapixels. You just have to pick that option. The crop "zoom" function is actually a sub-function.

I've tried the various upsampling tools, and Super Zoom didn't impress me much. The one that actually did impress me, is Super Resolution in ACR/Lightroom, but only with raw files. Used on RGB files it isn't nearly as good.

As for generative fill, I still haven't touched it, and I've no intention to. I still think AI is what's going to end the world as we know it 😉

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